The Czech Republic has always supported a just solution to the Cyprus cause, in particular after the Turkish invasion in 1974, the country’s ambassador, Jan Bondy, told a members meeting of the
Between 4-7 June 2009, elections will be held in the member states of European Union for the new members of the European Parliament. Cyprus will hold elections for six representatives to the
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus is injecting EUR 16.5 mln into the local economy by proceeding with immediate plans to build a new regional office in Paphos. The contract, won by the
With house prices falling across Europe by the end of 2008 and prospects even gloomier, the revival of the housing sector now relies on the ability of European governments to cope with
Action Global Communications, the Cyprus-based public relations giant, celebrated the 20th anniversary of the firm’s expansion to Greece, its first venture abroad. There to mark the occasion with friends and associates in
Round Table International clubs in 67 countries will be celebrating Round Table International Day on March 14, raising awareness for the local charity events they sponsor or organise. Although Round Tables and
Revised data for December show that Cyprus recorded a huge trade deficit of EUR 6.2 bln, or 35% of GDP in 2008, owing to a large increase in imports as oil prices
The global downturn has started to take its toll on Cyprus, as data show that retail sales fell for a second consecutive month at the end of 2008. According to provisional figures
Amid growing pressure for a peace deal on Cyprus, a United Nations envoy cautioned against a superficial quick fix and said on Friday that any agreement must last. Cyprus's estranged Greek and
Britain said on Friday it had not split the G20 group of leading developed and emerging nations into high and low priorities, but did not deny the existence of a document identifying
